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  Jaron Bobyk:   Start on big obvious jug and pulled right hand up to the jug at the bottom of “The Seam” crack line. Then I moved the left hand out to slightly sloping side pull to readjust feet and throw my left out to a little crimpy edge slightly down from the crack going up through the slabby part of the boulder. From there I went up with right hand to the slightly dished spot on the lip, readjusted my feet and sent left hand out and up to the big crack line on the slab. Once I found my feet I reached my right hand up to a slightly diagonal edge and then started shimmying my feet around to step my right foot onto the lip and then my left up into the crack line too then reach for the peak and topout.

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  tristynbutler

  _2024-03-16
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  Jaron Bobyk

  _2023-04-07
  Pretty fun problem that I’d definitely recommend if you’re in the area, the top-out is a little sketch at first but you’ve just got to trust the feet to get onto the lip.
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  denonbobyk

  _2023-03-22
  Felt harder than some of the 4s I’ve done in the slide but the conditions were good when I did it and I had lots of friction so it went down fairly quick for me.
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  Donovan Jang

  _2022-09-04
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  duncangregson

  _2021-08-23

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  loicfujinaga

  _2020-05-16
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  Keith Nalepa

  _2019-09-01
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  J KIM

  _2019-08-05
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  colebarber

  _2017-05-14
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  theresamoir

  _2016-10-10
  Cool movememt
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  stephanpepin

  _2015-09-29
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  Daniel Anhorn

  _2014-10-19
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  Anonymous User

  _2014-10-10
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  Trent Hoover

  _2014-08-10
  In the blazing sun, this felt hard! More like V4, but maybe on a cooler day its more reasonable.
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  Ryan Frecka

  _2013-10-14
  Make sure your sloper contact strength is up to V3 par!
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  Mark Derksen

  _2013-10-14
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  morgandunnet

  _2012-07-04
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  Evan Erickson

  _{2007-04-14 (FA)}
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  jkerrwilson